Blue's Stew is built around one named meat followed by its own broth. Country Chicken opens with chicken, chicken broth, water and chicken liver, while Hearty Beef opens with beef, beef broth, water and beef liver. Both list egg in the first five ingredients, and both are sold for adult dogs of all breed sizes.
On the label, the two recipes are nearly the same. Each shows 8% protein, 82% moisture and 1% fiber as fed. Fat is 4.5% for chicken and 5% for beef. Calories run from 907 kcal per kg (321 per can) to 923 kcal per kg (326 per can). Both are grain free, and both contain peas or lentils and potato. The average protein across the 866 wet foods in our catalog is 8.3%, so this line sits slightly below that figure.
The trade-off is limited choice. With two adult recipes at the same protein level, the line offers a change of flavor more than a change in nutrition. Hearty Beef also lists chicken, so the line has no chicken free option.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Adult dogs eating wet food based on chicken or beef
Owners looking for grain free wet food with meat listed first
Households rotating two flavors at the same 8% protein
WORTH KNOWING
Both recipes contain peas or lentils and potato.
Hearty Beef lists chicken as well as beef and egg.
Both recipes are labeled for adult dogs, and the line has no puppy or senior recipe.
All figures as fed, from the guaranteed analysis on each label. Wet food is mostly water, so compare it with other wet food only. Highest in the line is marked in bold, lowest in italics.
Country Chicken is the only recipe in the line without beef. It is built on chicken, chicken broth and chicken liver with dried egg. It has the lower fat at 4.5% but the higher calories at 326 per can (923 kcal per kg), so it suits adult dogs kept on chicken and egg alone.
Hearty Beef leads with beef, beef broth and beef liver, and it also lists egg and chicken as animal proteins. It has the higher fat in the line at 5% and the lower calories at 321 per can (907 kcal per kg), so it suits adult dogs that prefer beef.
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